We came here for lunch/brunch. Our first time here we didn't know there was even a second room. The…read morefront entrance room was full except some booths were open. It took a couple minutes for someone to even greet us, but they were busy. Someone sat us in the room behind the counter. We ordered the crab lobster Benedict with house potatoes and a side of biscuits and gravy and scrambled eggs with sausage/bacon and side of fruit. The bacon was really good. Everything was great. A great little breakfast spot. Street parking, we came on a Monday so we didn't have a problem looking for parking but I'm sure on the weekend it's crazy. Will definitely be back.

Came back with the whole family this time. We sat in the table side of the restaurant. Note, if you…read morelove music, you can't hear it on this side of the restaurant very well. 1. Maple Sage Fried Chicken. My favorite! The chicken is uniquely textured and the sweet sage flavor really makes it stand out. As a person who is actually not a big breakfast food fan, I think this dish has the right balance of breakfast hashbrowns, toast, and eggs mixed with "regular food," the chicken. 2. The strawberries and cream stuffed French toast was pretty good. One of my daughters had this dish and enjoyed it. 3. The house pancakes. My wife thought she has had much better classic pancakes at Orphan and Sunnyside, but they were decent. Probably would not get again. Great service as always. Thanks, guys, for a great start to a day of farmers market venturing (right next door).

Hands-down the BEST brunch spot in Sacramento. There were so many great options, it was difficult…read moreto choose just one thing. I ended up going with their breakfast burrito, which included chorizo, cheesy scrambled eggs, and potato in a flour tortilla with a cheese skirt. This dish came with a side of pasilla pepper cream and some hot sauce. I also got a side of potato's with their aioli sauce, which was very filling. All portions were very generous and well-worth the price. Although this restaurant gets busy, they have an effective system to ensure timely service to all their guests. All staff members were friendly and patient with our party. Regarding the seating, they do have options to sit outside in a patio area with umbrellas. There is also the option to dine inside the establishment. I would add this place as a staple for people to try when visiting Sacramento.

Drove an hour out excited to try this spot, but it unfortunately didn't live up to the hype. Since…read morethe lines were so long, I opted for takeout instead, though it still took a good 25 minutes to get my order. Once I got home, I was eager to dig into the lemon poppyseed flapjacks--especially since they were hyped up as their specialty--only to find out they were packed without any syrup! Honestly, even with syrup, it was easily the plainest pancake I've ever had. The rest of the food was equally disappointing: Breakfast Burrito: Generous size, but mostly packed with cheese and very little meat. Grilled Cheese Benedict: Completely overcooked. It feels like one of those places that lost its quality control and started rushing things as they got busier. Definitely a disappointing experience and not worth the hour-long drive or the wait.

We had a great brunch at Toasted Rooster Cafe last week. I can't believe it's taken me so long to…read moretry it out. The parking lot was packed, but we got lucky and found a spot. We were quickly seated on the patio. Great service and great food. The mimosas were so yummy and my burger was delicious. We'll definitely be back. Mimosa flight  Fearless Rooster: 50% pork chorizo and 50% ground beef patty, topped with cheese, green chile aioli, and fried egg on a hamburger bun.

Love love love this place!!!!!!…read more I love the vibes and positive energy because it makes such a difference on a Sunday late morning when I'm dragging. We've been 5 times so I feel comfy making this review. From. Scratch. The oldest and most important cooking technique in my book and they make everything in house. I cannot tell you how happy that makes me but also. It takes time. They don't have a microwave so you gotta practice patience. They have pretty good coffee. Not amazing but it's definitely enjoyable and that's enough for me. Eggs Benny was cooked to perfection and the yolky goodness was absolutely amazing. That's such a simple dish and a lot of places can't hang but this spot makes a great poached egg. Love it!!! They serve tator tots!!! It reminds me of being a kid every time I see a tot and these are delish. The service is exceptional. They bust their ass all day long and I am super grateful for y'all.

My third visit to Midtown Spirits and I still had an amazing dinning experience…read more I absolutely love The dude abides cocktail. It was strong; however, I enjoyed the blend of vodka, milk, and cold brew coffee liqueur over a large cold brew ice cube. The chicken lumpia's were delicious, especially with the sweet chili dipping sauce. We ordered the ube pancakes to share as this is one of our favorites. It is too heavy to devour alone. I am so glad that I decided to try the hella loco as it consisted of all the proteins that I like....beef patty, bacon, spam, longanisa, and eggs. No complaints on this visit and I will be dinning in again in the near future.

Im a bit disappointed in the happy hour food…read more I've been here several times for their drinks, but something just didn't click in my most recent visit. I came here for happy hour and ordered a handful of their items. Chicken Lumpia - over all I was pleased with how piping hot, fresh out the fryer it was. A bit thin for my linking but I appreciated there were 6 pieces. The sauce did not pair well. There was something off about it that isn't your typical sweet and sour; maybe the sauce was made in house. Sisig fries - decent portion of fries but fell short on the pork. Lacked an egg and didn't really meet the sisig flavors that I'm used to. You can definitely taste the zestiness of the lemon - nice touch, but other than that it's just fries with pork, red onion and green onion garnish. Hot dog - a $9 happy hour hot dog was the biggest disappointment. Sure the bread texture was good, toasted with a nice chew, but that was it. The dog itself was charged to my linking but it really didn't feel worth the money spent for its portion. Fries - 100% would get again. Cauliflower bites - I liked this too, flavor was good but such a small portion our table has to order two. Similar to the hotdog, not sure if it's worth the spend for the portion size. Despite the food not satisfying my cravings, the service was great. The young lady was helpful and was working hard taking orders, making drinks and delivering the food. The place was pretty busy at least the indoor area. Plenty of seating outside, but in this heat not sure if it's a good idea. Didn't see any misters but would be a nice touch to draw in more folks. Side note: some of the cocktails are premade, and can be overly sweet.

Stellar customer service!…read more We've eaten at Four Sisters for more than a decade. Always great food and service despite the wait (it's popular). Free coffee in lobby while you wait. When I complained about my food today the owner came out, genuinely wanted to know the issue, replaced my meal and didn't charge for our meals. Tricia was so kind and grateful for her customers. That's not all...they chopped ham small for my husband who had dental surgery this week. Excellent customer service recovery rarely seen these days!

This is that kind of restaurant where all the waitresses are really beautiful. Sorry guys. The same…read moredoes not go for the men who work there. It seems like a dependable and standard brunch place. But that's not a bad thing. You can count on a pretty decent omelette for a smallish town. I chose the veggie omelette with potatoes and a biscuit. Unique twist: the veg omelette has garlic and sprouts. But you can customize it. The potatoes were However the biscuit seemed over worked. Delicious butter and jam served with the biscuit made everything better. Again, the potatoes were exceptional. Some were crispy. All were par cooked. Seasoning was perfect. I did have to douse the omelette in pepper and hot sauce. My only regret: Failing to ask for a to-go cup for my $5.50 fresh squeezed orange juice.

Steak and Eggs: I usually eat my potatoes and eggs with a bit of ketchup but Orphan doesn't offer…read moreit.. and for good reason - the rosemary potatoes were seasoned perfectly. They had nice crispy crunchy bits interspersed with the soft crumbly interior of some larger pieces... and it kinda reminded me of McDonald's French fries that were straight out of the fryer. Very salty yet hits just the right spot. I got my two eggs sunny side up, and when I dipped a slap of rosemary bread into it... it was like sinking my teeth into a pillow-y cloud of heaven. I love bread. The steak itself was quite tender! My only complaint was there isn't enough of it. This also comes with a horseradish cream sauce but I found the wasabi-ness of it too strong for the overall dish. Blueberry Cornmeal Pancake: The outside edge had a nice crispness that held a nice contrast to the fluffy interior. The pancake itself wasn't too sweet and when drizzled with a tiny bit of syrup it really hit the spot. I don't think I could do a stack of 3 since the sweetness most definitely would build overtime but worth a 1-pancake kinda try. Carne Asada Sandwich: The bread looks to be thick and dense but it has nice fluff and give. The only downside is the sandwich tends to fall apart as you bite into it, but otherwise the combo itself is great. My fiance's main complaint was also there wasn't much meat and we wanted a nice bite. Otherwise, service was honestly impeccable and everyone was very kind. Follow @leafynoms on instagram for more foodie reviews!

Second time at Orphan, and apparently the first visit wasn't a fluke. I went for the Breakfast…read moreBurrito this time and it was excellent. I was so busy eating it that I completely forgot to take a photo beforehand, so please enjoy the photographic evidence of what remained afterward: absolutely nothing. I even ate the garnish. My friends and I sat outside, and despite the place being quite busy, our food came out surprisingly quickly. Service was easy, friendly, and efficient, and the whole place has a wonderfully unpretentious neighborhood feel. Orphan is officially becoming a Sacramento must for me. Great food, no fuss, and clearly capable of producing a completely clean plate. Already looking forward to round three.

We're from Lodi and were only in Sacramento for a doctor's appointment, but ROC & SOL Diner just…read moregave us a reason to stop here every single time we're in the area. Probably some of the best hash browns I've ever had. I ordered the steak and eggs, and even for your average American breakfast steak, this thing was DELICIOUS. It didn't taste frozen or cheap it tasted fresh, was cooked perfectly, and was just pure deliciousness. Raul was our server and was awesome. Super attentive, friendly, and made sure we were taken care of the entire time. Somebody needs to give Raul a raise and while you're at it, give the chef one too because whoever is back there cooking clearly knows what the hell they're doing. Excuse the picture I got way too excited and started destroying the food before I remembered I wanted to leave a review. Halfway through breakfast I thought, "Damn, I should probably take a picture of this." I'll do better next time, because there WILL definitely be a next time. Highly recommend ROC & SOL Diner. Phenomenal food, great service, and absolutely worth the stop.

I'm back from my vacy in the Seattle area and it's back to work. I'm out with a couple of my crew…read morein the Sacramento area. One of them suggested this Roc and Sol diner. The menu looked pretty interesting so what the heck. It's located right in the middle of downtown, or what I'd consider downtown at the intersection of 10th and "S" streets. I thought there might be a parking problem, but they have a small lot to park in. The building is painted all kinda new age like. On the menu I saw the chicken fried steak. One of my crew got the fish and chips since it was sort of lunch time. The other crew member got an omelet kinda thing served with hashbrowns. Inside the dining area, it looked nicely decorated and clean. The service was friendly and efficient. Our food arrives and it all lookes tasty. My chicken fried steak was smothered in gravy. The gravy was thick, but not too thick. Those fish and chips looked good. All the crew liked the food here. It's not the cheapest food around, but this isn't a discount chain like Applebee's or something.

One of my favorite places for brunch. This place is usually busy since it's so popular and located…read moreacross from the capitol. They have a decent menu and I love how many dishes they have for brunch. Service has always been great, I've never had a bad experience. There's a huge outdoor seating and it's great for big groups. Good usually comes out promptly so I've never had to wait too long even when it's busy. Pros: the portions are huge, I can easily share with another person and still have leftovers. I love their pancakes and French toast. Their lunch and dinner options are great too. Cons: parking can be hard to find (street parking). There's also parking garages near by.

We came for brunch to celebrate a birthday, and I was trying to decide between the spinach omelette…read moreor the chicken fried steak. The server said the chicken fried steak was really good, so that was my choice. I thought that I would also enjoy the pork sausage gravy served on top of it since I love biscuit and gravy. I was quite disappointed in my choice because the steak as very tough, and dry, like it was not made in-house but probably frozen, and deep fried in house. The generous serving of gravy on top was lacking any flavor and was on the pasty side, so it didn't help the steak in any way. My toast was cold, which was not too much an issue, but the hardness of the toast was like day old left over toast. I told the server the steak was pretty tough but he chose to ignore my comment twice. I did like the potatoes, which were nice and crispy, but if anything, would've like a fresher piece of toast. One of our guest gave me her butter and that did not spread well on the hard toast. I took the steak home, and heated it a little because I was still hungry, but after one bite, I just tossed it. Just wasn't good. The guest next to me did order the omelette, and her omelette did look very good. I was just unhappy with my meal, for the price, which would've been worth it, if it were good.

Great food and service. Bridget was amazing! Very attentive, she was great! The food was amazing…read moretoo.

My last review of Hot Off The Griddle was in February 2020 before the world shut down. I believe…read morethis was our third or forth time visiting and I forgot how much we loved it. We were immediately greeted by multiple staff when we walked in and seated right after. We arrived a little after 9am and it was already bustling, but it still felt homey. We ordered the Special which was a Carnitas Breakfast Burrito and a Lil Breakfast with an Over Easy Egg, Potatoes and Sausage. My husband also ordered a Bloody Mary. The food came out quick and hot - my husband really liked the burrito and it was massive, he ate half and I took the other half for lunch today. I loved the Lil Breakfast - it was the perfect amount of food. The real winner was the breakfast sausage links though - so so good, made in house and it shows! The coffee was good and constantly flowing - their Mimosa menu is insane. I didn't even order one, but still stared at the menu for about 5 minutes. Mitchell took great care of us too! Overall, this is one of our favorite breakfast spots - we're already talking about coming back on Saturday! Check them out and show them some love!

We come here quite often, and I never think to add a review. A true Sacramento diner. Never…read moredisappoints. All the classics- burgers, milk shakes, patty melts and great breakfasts. THE PROS: Good diner coffee, portions that are always enough, and a good staff. I personally like that they employ some older waitresses, but not the blue- light special vibe. They add a dash of old school personality. You may even be called "hun" . The Flapjacks are great. THE CONS: Like all busy diners, things are starting to show some wear and tear. Not like being shabby, but some fresh paint and elbow grease wouldn't hurt. Only open breakfast and lunch. BOTTOM LINE: The food isn't about fancy plating, it's about comfort, and it tastes great going down. For us, Flapjacks is one of our go-to diners. RATING: 8/10

Quick Free parking…read morePrices are current with the economy for a breakfast spot in 2026 Gives a diner vibe like the movies Could be a good place to shoot content if you are looking for diner vibes Staff is friendly and quick and fast never forgot about me and gave me time to look over menu Food was decent ordered an eggs CA Benedict. For all the eggs Benedict lovers looking for an eggs Benedict. And it's walkable if you work or live close to Fulton ave.